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August 5, 2024

B.C. landslide could mean new barriers for struggling salmon

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An expert on British Columbia's salmon populations says the massive landslide that blocked off part of Canada's largest sockeye salmon run has created an unprecedented situation potentially putting the already struggling fish at even more risk.

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